User Test Results

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Test Date:

Jan 7 2019 9:19AM

Test Result:

Yellow Group. Social Facilitators

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Defender of Truth and Rights

"Social Facilitators"

"Social Facilitators" have an uncanny ability to approach others and make
friends with ease. This is because of their ability to see others' needs and
their willingness to be of service. They often remember names even after just
one meeting.

Because of these attributes, they make wonderful hosts and hostesses. If given
the choice, they enjoy being in charge of social functions. They don't mind
delegating to get the job done and pay great attention to detail. All of these
things are done while striving for unity of the group. If disharmony occurs,
they are likely to blame themselves and take the situation personally. "Social
Facilitators" can be easily wounded.

Nurturing and upholding established tradition is important to this group. Civic
groups, schools, and religious organizations often benefit from their
organizational skills. Often their service comes in the form of taking charge
of meetings in a friendly, yet down to business manner. They possess excellent
communication skills and can be comfortable behind the microphone or in front
of an audience orchestrating just about any meeting.

Dependability and reliability is their creed. "Social Facilitators" generally
see things as right or wrong, black or white. This causes great stress at times
when trying to make decisions or resolving conflicts with others especially
those closest to them. They struggle between their need to be true to their
inner values while being sensitive to other people's feelings. This can become
a very interesting battle within the mind of these people. The struggle of
figuring out the right thing to do can cause a delay in action, thus further
frustrating the situation because of their natural need to get problems
resolved quickly to allow them to move onto the next task at hand. Ultimately,
prudence prevails, and they end up doing what they feel is right while trying
to help others feel good about the decision.